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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17227, 5 April 1930, Page 4

Is Always Admired. What woman does not value an abundance of beautiful hair? Hair that is always admired and often envied by those who see it. KLEXEMA TREATMENT attacks the constitutional cause of Hair Troubles. The treatment will heal and cleanse the scalp, stimulate and nourish the cells and hair glands so that a new growth must result with vigor and vitality. Consultations Free. KLEXEMA ROOMS Ist FLOOR TOWNLEY'S BLDGS,, GISBOBNE. NEXT TO RITZ TEA-ROOMS.

A LAHOK Consignment of English Judge Braud Enamel Ware Saucepans, Boilers, Kettles, in all sizes, also .judge brand Frying I'ans. See our window for display. Crikso and Blackwell's pure Lucca Oil in gallon tins, quart 'bottles, pints, halfpint and quarter-pints, Uurrio Powder, Culinary Essences, Potted Paste, etc., etc., Chicken in tins; Chicken Broth, a good line, 1/6 tin ; Oyster Paste; Oyster Soup; Heinz Soups, "fv" and Brown and Barrett's; China Bud Tea, an extra special line at 3/6 per lb., and China Leaf Tea at 2/6 per lb, Big V Tea 2/6 and 2/10 per lb.

W. M. VAUTIER & CO. HIGH-CLASS GROCERS 293 GLADSTONE ROAD. Phono 404. P.O. Box 26.

T. HAISMAN 361 ORMOND ROAD. TTNDERTAKER and EMBALMEH, U Builder and Joinery Manufacturer, Motor Proprietor. Funerals undertaken All classes of Building and Joinery work done by first-class tradesmen. Motor Cars for Hire, clay or night. Artiiicial Wreaths in sto'3k. —Telephone 187. CLARENCE L. TURNER, CHIROPRACTOR McKee's Buildings, Gladstone Road. Phone 1780. Consultation Free. Member N.Z. and Australian Chiropractors' Association (Inc.).

VIOLET RAY TREATMENT r iIHE following report should lie of JL interest to sufferers: Cases cured to date, 3 neuritis, 1 rheumatism, 2 sciatica, 30 moles and warts removed. Cases progressing under treatment, 'I neuritis, 1 rheumatoid arthritis, 1 paralysis, I goitre, 1 sciali'.a. Don't suffer. Consult free—R. A. BILLOWS, Liberty Hall.

BALLROOM DANGINC. - MISS NELL PITTAR, who Ims been studying Dancing under Miss Phyllis Bates and Mr. Pal White, of Wellington, resumes Classes at the Studio, Aberrorn Hall, as follows rvChildren, over 10 years: Monday, April 4, 3.45 p.m. Children, 10 years and under : Saturday. Ami! 12. 10.45 a.m. For full particulars ring Phono 1443. Private Lessons bv arrangement.

MRS 6, MOORE Teacher of Violin, Viola, Mandolin, Banjo, Guitar, and Ukulele. 384 PALMERSTON ROAD.

ELLEN MILLAR TEACHER SINGING, ELOCUTION AM) FENCING. MISS MILLAR, assisted by Miss Oman, will resume ('hisses in encing, Monday, April 28. For particulars telephone Miss Oman. »r cull, c/o. Mrs. Shaw, 77 Harris Street, orner llutene Road.

R. G. PIESSE F.P.A., N.Z PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. ADAMS' CHAMBERS (Upstairs). 300K-KEEPINU OK EVEHY UKJ SCBIPTION UNDERTAKEN. RETURNS OP LAND AND INCOME COMPILED

C. V. SHENNAN UNDERTAKER, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND UPHOLSTERY SPECIALIST. Artificial Wreaths in Stock. 353 GLADSTONE ROAD. Phones: OiTico 533, Residence 962

orders with us. We stock only the hest class of post, diid sell ;tt :i reasonable JARRAH TOTARA PURIR! SILVER PINE Also Fence Battens and all classes of Onto Timbers stocked in large quantities. zkl*¥> TIMBER MERCHANTS, GISBORNE.

MiOM the earliest beginnings thf J objective of tlie flßluui has hwn to give all the news all the time with the least possible delay. Appreciate of this is shown by the fact that fi«Wairoa to the East Capo the llmalo regularly goes into nearly every family home. This Home Circulation of the Herald is available to advertisers, the Herald regularly carry your sale* message to the families of this district.